piccolo

For more than 20 years he has been involved in making concert level flutes and piccolos.

"I was going to say a forest of piccolos."

"But the worst place in the stands is right in front of the piccolos."

With their nest empty, the Piccolos are ready to pull up stakes.

Lawyers for the Piccolos could not be reached for comment.

Little frogs are antiphonal piccolos all through the night.

Other sizes of flutes and piccolos are used from time to time.

The trumpets of command had become the piccolos of supplication.

The city is suing the Piccolos for $2.3 million in illegally obtained revenue and assets.

Three thin chimneys attached to gleaming towers are like trilling piccolos.

The orchestration is fairly standard, except Simpson required all three flutes to double on piccolos.

Finely made piccolos are often available with a variety of options similar to the flute, such as the split-E mechanism.

Gemeinhardt Co. is the music industry's largest manufacturer of flutes and piccolos.

And regarding the culprits from the woodwind section, marching bands routinely field multiple piccolos.

A baritone part hidden beneath cornets and piccolos.

Finally a strong bass line announces the return of the chorus, now accompanied with horns and piccolos, repeated several times as it fades.

Piccolos are used instead of flutes.

Flutes and piccolos also recorded easily.

Valeria for violin, cello, guitar, electric organ and two piccolos (1965)

Piccolos are highly collectible today, whether the original models or the later Schuco reproductions.

Two larks (flutes, eventually piccolos) trill on high.

The "Turkish" percussion, loud and clunky, is downright weird, as are the piping piccolos.

The work calls for solo violin, 2 flutes (both doubling piccolos), 2 oboes (2nd.

The Wren Boys for mixed chorus, 2 piccolos, string orchestra and organ (1983)

Typically, the full ensemble plays the verse once and then sings the second time while the percussion, tubas, and piccolos play.